In this episode, we talk about how clinical supervisors are needed beyond graduate internships and licensure requirements! Supervising at an agency can help clinicians be more well rounded and prepared for many client issues. Supervision is also discussed in the previous episode with Dr. Kate Walker (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN).

Tim Mendoza graduated with a Masters of Education in Counseling from the University of Texas at El Paso. He is currently the outpatient supervisor for Bethanna, a non-profit outpatient behavioral health program in Philadelphia. This organization focuses on the provision of evidence based practices including PCIT and TFCBT for children and families. He is certified in both therapy modalities and is currently working on his Level One Trainer Certification for PCIT. Tim has over 11 years of clinical and supervisory experience and is also trained in EMDR and TCIT.

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Major Amileah Davis is a licensed Counseling Psychologist and is currently serving on active duty in the United States Air Force. She completed her Ph.D. at New Mexico State University, and her clinical work emphasizes evidence-based practice, trauma treatment, prevention, cross-cultural psychology, and organizational consultation. Major Davis has led two mental health clinics, a substance use clinic, a family treatment program, and a base-wide suicide prevention program. She has also deployed to several countries in support of Operation INHERENT RESOLVE, Operation FREEDOM’S SENTINEL, and the Global War on Terror.

Major Davis and I have discussions about:

Confidentiality for military members seeking mental health services.

Various levels of care available to Active Duty Members as well as Veterans.

What therapists who treat military members should do to improve their practices and cultural competency.

In this short episode, or "mini-sode" as I like to call it, I give a few tips on how to gently confront a person about going to see a therapist. It's easier said than done...but what is worse...feeling a bit embarrased about bringing it up? OR...Never saying anything about it but regret it later?

Hi, listeners! I just want to thank you all for all the support, messages, and positivity! My little fan-base is growing and I truly appreciate every like, share, and download!

In this episode, the last of a four part series for #Mentalhealthawareness month, I talk about how to find a therapist that is right for you.

I list out factors to consider about your therapist like: cost, affordability, geographical location, types of licensed therapists, and specialties. I, of course, mention how you should find a provider who matches your style and someone who makes you feel emotionally safe.

Tired all the time? Not too happy about work? Signs and symptoms list at minute 2:00! You might be burned out. In this episode I explain the difference between burnout, secondary trauma, & compassion fatigue.

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